New Lazada products, and content edits to existing ones, go through quality control (QC) before buyers can see them. Answer a few questions and paste the name and description — the tool flags the usual rejection causes, in order.
Question 1 of 4
Fix red first, then yellow. Green is polish — don’t start by rewriting everything.
A product has to pass QC and be active before anything else matters.
Approved, pending, rejected or locked — Seller Center shows it per product.
Fix what it names and resubmit once.
Prohibited and controlled products are removed or need approval.
The brand in the name and images must match the brand field.
Right category, no other brands, no contact details or outside links.
These show up again and again in QC rejections.
A brand in the name or images while the brand field says No Brand.
Some products can’t be sold or need approval in your country.
Miscategorized products fall under Lazada’s listing policies.
Using other brands to catch their searches can trigger brand protection checks.
Phone numbers, messaging IDs or links to other shops.
Products with zero stock or switched off can’t be bought.
Content edits go through QC again. Wait for the result instead of editing repeatedly.
No — prohibited lists and some requirements differ by country. Check your country’s Seller Center policies.
Then compare price, ratings, shipping and whether competitors join campaigns.
Lazada publishes few listing rules publicly; most detail lives inside Seller Center. The brand-mismatch and contact-detail checks reflect common QC rejection reasons rather than a public rulebook.
Note: this is a self-check tool based on Lazada’s public seller information. It is not a Lazada product and cannot see your Seller Center. Lazada is a trademark of its owner.